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1. Can natural assimilation reduce eutrophication? Is there a limit to natural assimilation?
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- The biodiversitry increases when one moves from the pioneer to the climax stage.What could be the explanation?Describe and explain the major steps in the process of wastewater treatment. How can artificial wetlands aid such treatment?10 topic: light and dark bottle method The dark bottle represents the ______. a. net primary productivity c. respiration b. gross primary productivity d. phytoplankton
- 1.) a.Name two biological processes involved in rapid carbon exchange: b.Name two geologic processes involved in long-term carbon exchange:1.) Why are dams destructive to the watershed? 2.) What are the worst effect of fertilizers to our water system? 3.) Does mining contribute to watershed? 4.) How does aeration help us improve water quality? 5.) If we build septic tanks, how far should it be from the pump well? Why? 6.) Where do you find radon? 7.) How can be avoid runoff contaminants?Biome distribution depends on ______. a. climate b. elevation c. soils d. all of the above
- Consider figure 49.8 in the textbook. Please choose all applicable options. a.The data shows that the ability of invasive ants to invade is dependant on zone dryness. b.The data shows that the ability of invasive ants to invade is dependant on abiotic factors. c.The data shows that the ability of invasive ants to invade is dependant on the presence of native ants. d.The data shows that the ability of invasive ants to invade is dependant on biotic factors.Which of the following approaches would be the most effective way to reduce greenhouse carbon dioxide? a. Increase waste deposition into the deep ocean. b. Plant more environmentally-suitable plants. c. Increase use of fuel sources that do not produce carbon dioxide as a by-product. d. Decrease livestock agriculture.2. Describe how hypoxic conditions can develop in ecosystems such as the Chesapeake Bay.
